HERE is BETA 0.1

The above linked User Actor provides part one and two of a three part project. 

parts:

1. Scanner - Identifies all file dependencies in an .izz file
2. Localizer - Copies identified files to a local project folder
3. NOT AVAILABLE YET Remapper - Updates the .izz file to point to localized files

🚀 Quick Start 
(assuming we are going to work on the current file)

• add the User actor to your scene, & save
• Click 'update rootpath) to get the project root path from the output of the actor.
• Enter this project root path in the like named input
• Enter the isadora filename (must be exact. EG: test-find-txt-path_v4b.izz)
• Click the run filepath scanner' input
  if the filepath is wrong you will get details in the output status. 
  Otherwise you should see the 'json path' output is now populated and 'status' is success
• *** You now have a JSON file (at the 'json path') that outlines all linked files that are found and default settings for localizing.
  The end of the JSON files provides some details about possible settings, and advanced user can make changes in the JSON if needed.
  Generally the defaults are a good starting point, and it is safe to re-run these processes. 
• Enter the 'json path' from the output to the 'json path' input.
• Click the 'run filepath localizer' input.
• *** The status output will now provide details about: Copied, Skipped, Failed
  You also get a report (named, YourFileName_localization_report.txt)
  Files that have be moved, will be located alongside your Isadora project file, unless you customized the JSON file before running localizer.

I am hoping to get feedback on these features, before asking a few brave souls to help me test Part 3 of this project (seems to work well, but needs more hands on board for testing).

@bootzilla

No problem :)

@bootzilla

Hi,

You could check out Chataigne if you want to use a Wiimote.

Best

>Javi

@Woland It seems to open and run just fine but I haven't been able to test it with a wiimote yet, however, I reckon it should be just fine. Thanks so much for sending this over! 

@woland Ah, thanks for this! Sorry I hadn't seen that you had replied before now. I'll give this a go and see how I get on!

Hi Everyone, 

If you live in Quebec City consider joining us (Myself and Hugh Conacher) for our shows at Mois Multi - Festival international d’arts multidisciplinaires et électroniques!

February 12 and 13th:  https://moismulti.org/programm...

Here is the trailer:

We will be in Montreal afterwards from Feb 14th to 21st if there are any Isadora related events of performance with tech folks who would like to connect - reach out!

Best, 

Frea

@jfg said:

You need the absolute value to switch between 0 and 1. Without it will switch between -2/+2

 You can also go into the property inspector and change the min and max of the 'speed' input from -2 to 2 > 0 to 1. Then you can connect a Toggle to it directly.

@jfg said:

<p>The better way if you want to use the letters key in another order than the alphabetical order is to use the lookup actor. It will output 1,2,3,4… for the value you give in the input.</p>

 I learn something new every day!

The better way if you want to use the letters key in another order than the alphabetical order is to use the lookup actor. It will output 1,2,3,4… for the value you give in the input.

it is what you are looking for?

players-for-one-scene.izz

Best regards, 

Jean-François